ARA SI, SI VOTAREM DE VERITAT . 53 dies i entrant en el terme. Oy en la era de la posverdad y las redes sociales, Borrell reconoce que se es parte activa de una guerra de propaganda.

The New Climate Change Horrors. I am largely absent from this blog because I have been busy writing a big essay on immigration, legal immigration into the US. I will keep you informed. I will be back soon. Also posted on Notes on Liberty. I complimented the man and asked him if I could go in the house to get the dog a treat, a p.

La Fundación Instituto David Hume - Centro de Investigaciones en Evolución Normativa e Institucional - es un centro de investigaciones y think tank académico que se propone explorar diversas líneas del pensamiento en las áreas del derecho, las humanidades y las ciencias sociales, con la finalidad de comprender la evolución de las normas y las instituciones y hacer propuestas de políticas públicas.

New Name, New Feel, New Look. One Year Later at PTPOL. New Facebook Page for Site. The State is Plunder; The State is Slavery. Out With the Old, In With the New. What Ails You, Economy? Was I too Rash on Juries and Nullification? I Warned You About This Guy.

Friday, February 23, 2018. A misconceived attack on libertarianism. Helen Pluckrose and James Lindsay have produced a Manifesto Against the Enemies of Modernity. There is much to agree with in it but at least one part is thoroughly misconceived, which is the attack on libertarianism. Some of the more historically minded might cite the Salamanca School. Reasoning, not their Catholicism.

Of Cars and Definitions of Efficiency. Yesterday, I was reading an article at. That highlighted that CAFE mileage standards, which were implemented during the oil crisis during the seventies, have rather severely distorted the market, not to mention killed Americans. Of CO2 emitted worldwide during the same period. Because they force auto makers to downsize and plasticize cars and light trucks, making them less crashworthy.

Asymp; Leave a comment. 8220;, John Cochrane of The University of Chicago highlights the negative consequences of growth in the scope and complexity of regulation. It looks like a working paper with a few items in need of editorial attention. Nevertheless, it contains several interesting ideas, some noteworthy examples of regulatory overreach, and useful dimensions along which to think about regulatory power and its application.